Private Day Trip Belgrade to Novi Sad
Novi Sad is ninety minutes from Belgrade — close enough for a day trip, far enough to make it worth doing properly. A private day excursion means departure from your door, as much free time in the city as you want, and the return when you decide — no bus schedule, no parking to find.
What to see
Petrovaradin Fortress takes at least an hour or two — views from the ramparts, the museum, cafés in the fortress itself. Dunavski Park and the pedestrian zone are for walking and coffee. For dinner, the old town around Laze Telečkog street has good options. If you want the EXIT festival site or Miše’s vineyards, those are much easier with a driver who waits than with public transport.
How the day trip works
We agree on a departure time from Belgrade. The driver takes you there and either waits in a nearby car park or picks you up at an agreed spot when you are ready. You return when you are done — not when a bus leaves. A typical day trip: departure around 9–10 in the morning, return in the afternoon or evening.
Price
The day trip is a round-trip transfer with waiting time included — from 220 EUR per vehicle (both directions). For longer stays or specific requests, get in touch and we will agree on a price.
| Vehicle | Capacity | Price (both ways + waiting) |
|---|---|---|
| Mercedes E-Class (sedan) | up to 3 passengers | from 220 EUR |
| Mercedes Vito Tourer (van) | up to 7 passengers | from 220 EUR |
Frequently asked questions
How long does the driver wait in Novi Sad?
Up to 4 hours is included as standard. For longer stays — we agree the price in advance.
Can we choose what we visit ourselves?
Yes, entirely. We provide the transport, the programme is yours. If you want a restaurant recommendation or tips on what to see, we are happy to help.
Can the driver take us around within Novi Sad?
Yes, by arrangement. Short drives within the city are not a problem.
Can a group of 8 or more do this trip?
Yes — two vehicles, with a discount for a combined booking.
office@belgradeshutle.com | +381 65 267 1267
Novi Sad is the most popular day trip from Belgrade — close enough to do in a day, far enough to feel like a real excursion. The best view of Petrovaradin Fortress is in the late afternoon or early evening, when the light falls across the Danube from the right angle and the tourist crowds thin out. For visitors who want to combine Fruška Gora on the same day — the Kovačević or Kiš wineries, the monastery at Krušedol — a combined route is available at a price agreed before departure.
Departure is on your schedule, not the bus timetable. If you want to leave at 7am and be back for lunch, or leave at 11am and stay for dinner, both are equally workable. The driver waits while you explore, there is no hourly rate for waiting time, and the same driver brings you back. For families with young children or groups with a different pace from an organised tour, this difference matters considerably.